Table 4

Offenses Reported to Law Enforcement
by State by City 100,000 and over in Population
Alabama—California, January-June 2006

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State	City		Population¹	Violent crime	Murder	For- cible rape	Rob- bery	Aggravated assault	Property crime	Burglary	Larceny- theft	Motor vehicle theft	Arson²
ALABAMA	BIRMINGHAM	2005	234,571	1,598	38	125	616	819	8,991	2,238	5,785	968	78
	BIRMINGHAM	2006		1,586	55	122	704	705	8,920	2,242	5,710	968	98
	HUNTSVILLE	2005	165,147	525	6	56	181	282	5,170	1,009	3,662	499
	HUNTSVILLE	2006		689	3	58	262	366	5,538	1,167	3,719	652	35
	MOBILE³	2005	249,798	565	13	39	294	219	7,331	1,957	4,813	561	53
	MOBILE³	2006		581	15	26	337	203	7,276	1,833	4,724	719	63
	MONTGOMERY	2005	202,209	720	15	49	352	304	5,899	1,564	3,856	479	27
	MONTGOMERY	2006		559	14	40	309	196	6,375	1,576	4,247	552	33
ARIZONA	CHANDLER	2005	231,613	365	2	32	87	244	4,157	682	2,903	572	28
	CHANDLER	2006		464	3	24	112	325	4,478	694	3,224	560	40
	GILBERT	2005	162,257	94	0	12	23	59	2,157	523	1,437	197	8
	GILBERT	2006		114	2	12	28	72	2,395	464	1,705	226	17
	GLENDALE	2005	243,608	667	8	44	174	441	6,284	1,572	2,955	1,757	39
	GLENDALE	2006		731	14	43	201	473	5,472	1,751	2,496	1,225	45
	MESA	2005	452,340	1,290	9	70	202	1,009	12,149	1,758	8,391	2,000	28
	MESA	2006		978	20	102	238	618	10,970	1,667	7,414	1,889	19
	PHOENIX	2005	1,466,296	5,221	106	252	2,053	2,810	47,721	8,220	27,025	12,476	210
	PHOENIX	2006		5,424	118	279	2,096	2,931	44,961	8,256	25,092	11,613	280
	TEMPE	2005	166,144	523	1	32	158	332	6,248	987	4,175	1,086	27
	TEMPE	2006		540	3	27	190	320	6,334	886	4,372	1,076	43
	TUCSON	2005	529,447	2,402	23	176	781	1,422	15,584	2,851	9,665	3,068	170
	TUCSON	2006		2,356	21	166	841	1,328	14,977	2,512	9,285	3,180	170
ARKANSAS	LITTLE ROCK	2005	185,855	1,538	18	49	389	1,082	7,657	1,714	5,485	458	72
ARKANSAS	LITTLE ROCK	2006		1,590	34	87	364	1,105	7,254	1,828	4,870	556	74
CALIFORNIA	ANAHEIM	2005	335,992	775	4	36	251	484	5,079	1,009	3,009	1,061	30
	ANAHEIM	2006		831	5	50	280	496	4,601	966	2,787	848	40
	ANTIOCH	2005	101,593	271	6	15	118	132	1,606	399	697	510	28
	ANTIOCH	2006		316	2	23	140	151	1,225	333	517	375	23
	BAKERSFIELD	2005	285,821	843	11	26	257	549	8,315	1,881	5,216	1,218	80
	BAKERSFIELD	2006		749	9	21	252	467	7,567	1,747	4,446	1,374	99
	BERKELEY	2005	102,191	276	2	11	165	98	3,818	590	2,556	672	8
	BERKELEY	2006		276	3	10	168	95	3,820	544	2,669	607	13
	BURBANK	2005	104,805	131	3	7	33	88	1,407	280	887	240	5
	BURBANK	2006		133	0	7	44	82	1,278	265	787	226	7
	CHULA VISTA	2005	206,239	444	2	31	165	246	3,632	608	1,852	1,172	11
	CHULA VISTA	2006		503	2	34	207	260	3,593	541	1,939	1,113	19
	CONCORD	2005	125,154	243	0	10	81	152	3,065	499	1,923	643	6
	CONCORD	2006		260	1	9	112	138	2,744	461	1,711	572	0
	CORONA	2005	146,363	148	2	14	66	66	2,257	530	1,282	445	14
	CORONA	2006		147	1	14	72	60	1,982	316	1,223	443	15
	COSTA MESA	2005	111,144	129	1	13	49	66	2,017	293	1,452	272	6
	COSTA MESA	2006		155	3	18	61	73	1,713	241	1,255	217	8
	DALY CITY	2005	101,288	144	2	10	68	64	1,077	124	738	215	6
	DALY CITY	2006		132	1	7	57	67	1,090	115	774	201	12
	DOWNEY	2005	111,051	225	5	18	125	77	1,827	291	1,007	529	13
	DOWNEY	2006		212	1	11	115	85	1,809	280	970	559	3
	EL MONTE	2005	122,934	358	1	9	116	232	1,766	321	907	538	14
	EL MONTE	2006		313	2	17	86	208	1,589	386	727	476	8
	ESCONDIDO	2005	136,362	358	1	21	89	247	2,554	404	1,571	579	14
	ESCONDIDO	2006		368	2	15	124	227	2,280	386	1,341	553	7
	FAIRFIELD	2005	104,639	296	4	23	110	159	2,308	391	1,532	385	15
	FAIRFIELD	2006		287	3	15	111	158	2,276	387	1,513	376	7
	FONTANA	2005	159,769	348	4	25	95	224	1,878	395	783	700	14
	FONTANA	2006		427	3	11	121	292	1,611	344	670	597	3
	FREMONT	2005	203,717	275	0	22	97	156	2,453	505	1,558	390	10
	FREMONT	2006		261	2	15	107	137	2,768	702	1,607	459	18
	FRESNO	2005	460,758	1,917	19	82	576	1,240	13,313	2,008	8,547	2,758	132
	FRESNO	2006		1,867	20	65	690	1,092	12,240	2,346	7,274	2,620	128
	FULLERTON	2005	134,325	179	0	22	74	83	2,528	419	1,770	339	16
	FULLERTON	2006		222	0	26	88	108	2,195	395	1,451	349	17
	GARDEN GROVE	2005	168,458	362	4	15	109	234	2,322	418	1,325	579	37
	GARDEN GROVE	2006		317	4	17	93	203	2,102	350	1,378	374	15
	GLENDALE	2005	202,663	169	14	8	69	78	1,961	374	1,285	302	23
	GLENDALE	2006		181	1	8	73	99	1,928	355	1,285	288	6
	HAYWARD	2005	141,730	305	5	18	149	133	2,921	613	1,296	1,012	26
	HAYWARD	2006		379	2	13	191	173	2,874	564	1,150	1,160	30
	HUNTINGTON BEACH	2005	196,602	224	0	16	40	168	2,067	413	1,388	266	12
	HUNTINGTON BEACH	2006		189	0	13	60	116	2,248	504	1,504	240	11
	INGLEWOOD	2005	116,079	462	12	21	237	192	1,518	392	703	423	9
	INGLEWOOD	2006		557	23	18	246	270	1,516	312	632	572	6
	IRVINE	2005	179,501	84	1	9	20	54	1,666	343	1,184	139	10
	IRVINE	2006		61	1	9	27	24	1,607	337	1,125	145	15
	LANCASTER	2005	129,784	530	6	27	159	338	2,333	566	1,274	493	37
	LANCASTER	2006		641	7	32	199	403	2,501	821	1,154	526	23
	LONG BEACH	2005	479,729	1,702	20	56	706	920	6,895	1,503	3,517	1,875	61
	LONG BEACH	2006		1,646	13	60	686	887	6,537	1,405	3,421	1,711	53
	LOS ANGELES	2005	3,871,077	15,367	249	493	6,552	8,073	58,389	10,749	33,366	14,274	1,090
	LOS ANGELES	2006		14,961	227	551	7,042	7,141	52,045	10,022	29,413	12,610	1,244
	MODESTO	2005	208,142	644	3	34	185	422	7,005	871	4,442	1,692	40
	MODESTO	2006		678	5	38	209	426	5,778	872	3,847	1,059	60
	MORENO VALLEY	2005	167,394	350	3	27	151	169	3,131	788	1,612	731	7
	MORENO VALLEY	2006		452	6	25	216	205	3,429	1,063	1,647	719	7
	NORWALK	2005	107,391	234	6	10	93	125	1,421	281	729	411	12
	NORWALK	2006		264	4	12	116	132	1,330	236	692	402	10
	OAKLAND	2005	400,619	2,657	37	146	1,233	1,241	11,274	2,848	3,933	4,493	107
	OAKLAND	2006		3,665	66	129	1,825	1,645	11,958	2,694	3,873	5,391	142
	OCEANSIDE	2005	168,550	447	3	39	110	295	2,884	541	1,987	356	12
	OCEANSIDE	2006		451	4	23	118	306	2,494	498	1,665	331	10
ONTARIO	2005	171,186	397	5	26	129	237	3,565	485	2,004	1,076	38
ONTARIO	2006		513	4	48	196	265	3,339	493	1,887	959	24
ORANGE	2005	134,708	108	0	2	57	49	1,873	270	1,270	333	11
ORANGE	2006		138	1	4	57	76	1,681	246	1,226	209	26
OXNARD	2005	184,806	406	10	21	179	196	2,256	494	1,415	347	31
OXNARD	2006		425	6	13	214	192	2,471	519	1,636	316	29
PALMDALE	2005	132,024	532	9	25	134	364	2,000	476	1,120	404	37
PALMDALE	2006		458	4	29	154	271	2,101	533	1,216	352	31
PASADENA	2005	145,025	397	2	8	157	230	2,276	420	1,594	262	13
PASADENA	2006		320	5	12	135	168	2,304	456	1,582	266	21
POMONA	2005	156,480	600	10	24	162	404	2,522	461	1,315	746	12
POMONA	2006		575	11	12	187	365	2,624	483	1,412	729	8
RANCHO CUCAMONGA	2005	160,404	167	0	13	63	91	2,145	378	1,416	351	17
RANCHO CUCAMONGA	2006		187	1	16	68	102	1,991	312	1,308	371	10
RIALTO	2005	100,321	410	5	18	108	279	1,822	435	791	596	9
RIALTO	2006		351	9	25	149	168	1,586	304	747	535	11
RICHMOND	2005	102,997	600	19	14	251	316	2,876	494	1,180	1,202	20
RICHMOND	2006		552	18	21	240	273	2,959	522	1,203	1,234	19
RIVERSIDE	2005	290,299	930	5	58	305	562	6,988	1,244	4,296	1,448	99
RIVERSIDE	2006		1,000	5	38	398	559	6,102	1,083	3,786	1,233	71
ROSEVILLE	2005	104,297	165	0	15	41	109	2,450	452	1,633	365	2
ROSEVILLE	2006		173	2	11	73	87	1,952	311	1,335	306	6
SACRAMENTO	2005	457,347	2,609	22	87	997	1,503	12,901	2,852	6,806	3,243	173
SACRAMENTO	2006		2,855	34	98	1,076	1,647	12,867	2,859	6,424	3,584	129
SALINAS	2005	149,167	548	5	23	183	337	3,451	444	2,232	775	22
SALINAS	2006		534	5	23	177	329	3,085	480	1,950	655	13
SAN BERNARDINO	2005	199,723	1,029	25	40	391	573	5,551	1,256	2,778	1,517	40
SAN BERNARDINO	2006		1,039	32	23	452	532	5,025	1,025	2,478	1,522	43
SAN DIEGO	2005	1,272,148	3,219	23	185	909	2,102	23,171	3,692	12,635	6,844	99
SAN DIEGO	2006		3,141	36	159	987	1,959	22,479	3,564	12,296	6,619	113
SAN FRANCISCO	2005	749,172	2,847	40	89	1,466	1,252	17,060	3,301	9,638	4,121	105
SAN FRANCISCO	2006		3,401	42	85	2,003	1,271	18,631	3,176	12,249	3,206	101
SAN JOSE	2005	910,528	1,712	13	122	425	1,152	11,842	1,975	7,064	2,803	167
SAN JOSE	2006		1,767	14	97	504	1,152	12,542	2,121	6,848	3,573	240
SANTA ANA	2005	344,991	939	9	32	332	566	5,492	637	2,950	1,905	49
SANTA ANA	2006		967	12	31	379	545	4,650	544	2,688	1,418	41
SANTA CLARA	2005	104,692	90	3	8	17	62	1,718	292	1,221	205	5
SANTA CLARA	2006		84	2	8	31	43	1,738	274	1,215	249	1
SANTA CLARITA	2005	165,894	164	2	6	47	109	1,775	443	1,089	243	15
SANTA CLARITA	2006		208	3	16	67	122	1,736	394	1,127	215	8
SANTA ROSA	2005	154,656	470	1	31	83	355	2,671	430	1,977	264	12
SANTA ROSA	2006		488	2	30	82	374	2,166	430	1,464	272	17
SIMI VALLEY	2005	119,682	76	0	6	19	51	1,106	291	708	107	12
SIMI VALLEY	2006		95	1	9	30	55	978	221	679	78	13
SOUTH GATE	2005	100,289	239	2	10	150	77	1,533	236	633	664	10
SOUTH GATE	2006		248	6	3	143	96	1,344	197	530	617	15
STOCKTON	2005	281,747	2,000	18	56	638	1,288	9,683	1,732	5,913	2,038	32
STOCKTON	2006		2,217	19	61	734	1,403	9,872	1,922	6,003	1,947	27
SUNNYVALE	2005	128,862	123	0	22	40	61	1,353	266	906	181	4
SUNNYVALE	2006		98	1	12	47	38	1,356	269	880	207	12
THOUSAND OAKS	2005	125,884	96	2	4	31	59	891	207	626	58	8
THOUSAND OAKS	2006		87	0	7	15	65	867	203	597	67	10
TORRANCE	2005	143,790	152	1	5	102	44	1,763	350	1,156	257	13
TORRANCE	2006		173	1	10	108	54	1,488	290	977	221	31
VALLEJO⁴	2005	119,135
VALLEJO⁴	2006		636	2	17	203	414	2,888	580	1,617	691	39
VENTURA	2005	104,759	160	1	8	64	87	2,081	483	1,383	215	11
VENTURA	2006		165	1	15	54	95	1,781	357	1,246	178	8
VISALIA	2005	105,350	458	3	15	92	348	3,500	639	2,263	598	18
VISALIA	2006		562	4	22	109	427	3,352	717	1,951	684	12
WEST COVINA	2005	109,390	165	1	7	66	91	1,919	319	1,172	428	4
WEST COVINA	2006		214	1	5	104	104	2,100	324	1,282	494	1

¹The 2005 population figures are FBI estimates based on provisional data from the U.S. Census Bureau. (See Data Declaration.)
² The FBI does not publish arson data unless it receives 6 months data from either the agency or the state for 2005 and/or 2006.
³The population for the city of Mobile, Alabama, includes 55,864 inhabitants from the jurisdiction of the Mobile County Sheriff's Department.
⁴Complete January through June data for 2005 are not available.
⁵The data collection methodology for the offense of forcible rape used by the state Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program administered by the Illinois State Police does not comply with national UCR guidelines. Consequently, their figures for forcible rape and violent crime (of which forcible rape is a part) are not published in this report.
⁶The FBI determined that the agency did not follow Program guidelines for reporting this offense. Consequently, this figure is not included in this table and has been excluded from all Report tabulations.
⁷Because of changes in the state/local agency's reporting practices, figures are not comparable to previous years' data.

Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report, January-June 2006

U.S. Department of Justice — Federal Bureau of Investigation

Release Date: December 2006